Please eliminate the obstructions on Santa Cruz Ave. sometimes called parklets. They are a significant inconvenience and a reason to avoid downtown Menlo Park. They are a negative for business and a negative for residents. It is hard for me to even imagine why they are there. Regards, Dan Beltramo Menlo Park Resident
Dear Menlo Park City Council, Whenever I shop in downtown Menlo Park I almost always park in the parking lots. They are wonderful as they are, with trees, and close to shops. Mildly handicapped and older people like myself who cannot walk far would have to give up shopping there if this parking d...
CAUTION: This email originated from outside of the organization. Unless you recognize the senders email address and know the content is safe, DO NOT click links, open attachments or reply. What will happen if we have special events that attempt to engage the community and the parking lot develop...
> Good afternoon, > We regularly shop at Trader Joe’s, dragers and our daughter attends ballet class at Menlo academy of dance twice a week. > > We are trying to learn more about plans for parking with the 3 parking lots downtown being replaced by new housing? > We feel it’s important to ensure...
Begin forwarded message: From: Peggy Nute Subject: Parking... Date: December 14, 2024 at 1:44:36 PM PST To: city.council@menlopark.gov Please, do not consider losing any more parking spaces in Menlo Park…between the restaurant blow-outs and employee parking your city i...
I manage three retail buildings downtown. The downtown needs more parking to attract new businesses and allow current businesses to survive. Neither will happen if you take away the parking. Our downtown needs help. Make the parking experience better, not worse! Marty Smith Menlo Park Reside...
Yes, let me second and third and fourth that. Lets not waste our precious money. Thank you. On Fri, Mar 8, 2024, 3:00 AM Brian Kissel > wrote: Please dont let the Parks & Rec department spend $85K on a study about pickleball. As you can see...
Dear Council, Please find attached two exhibits for tonights agenda item M1, Introduce and waive the first reading of an ordinance amending the City’s master fee schedule to include aquatics fees. Thank you, Tobias Kunze Board of Directors, SOLO Aquatics
Dear esteemed Menlo Park City Council members, I believe that increasing the availability of a flood-lit turf field for youth sports should be a city priority. Specifically, field space should be required as part of re-development of the 60 acre SRI campus. I urge you to consider the community am...
Adding recommendations for for Pickleball in MP: > If the city will build new courts, build no fewer than 4 Pickleball courts at any location to align with Pickleball as a community activity > If a survey is conducted, include community preference for Pickleball locations (would anyone from We...
